Why Thailand can learn a lot from a potential Trump presidency.

A war on outsiders in the self-styled ‘abode of peace’?

More beer choices give a taste of what's to come for a country thirsty for change.

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Youth takes the lead for sustainable economic growth, reports Scott Rawlinson.

Shadowy leader from the past will still influence Myanmar's future.

What the South China Sea reveals about Indonesia's foreign policy.

The influence of militias on local elections.

'Sexy' war story would have Said in a lather - for all the wrong reasons.

Studying at the University of Indonesia as a gay man.

Thailand slides further towards fascism, writes James L Taylor.

Thai junta's crackdown on housewife beyond the 'pail', writes Mish Khan.

Images from an unforgettable day in the country's history.

How a forgetful Philippines may return an authoritarian clan to the presidential palace.

Examining the Universal Periodic Review of human rights in Southeast Asia.

Scholars are finding a more accessible and open society, writes Nicholas Farrelly.

From plague, to meals, to piles and piles of poo -- Andrew Selth on the former capital's resident rodents.

Images from Myanmar’s 71st Armed Forces Day.

Olivia Cable in Naypyitaw is gearing up for this year's major military parade.

Mong Palatino asks why so much love for the family of a former dictator.

Islamic parties need politics and theology that appeal to both Muslims and non-Muslims.

Both countries have overcome a lingering colonial hangover, writes Nicholas Farrelly.

How Cambodia's PM is scoring big political points via social media.

Scott Rawlinson reflects on the chances of survival for Cambodia's all-important opposition party.